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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1919
Page
2
Sale notice offering Belgian hares with details including a 15 month old Rufus Red Muck priced at 2.50 and a 6 month old Rufus Red kit at 1 each. Listed as Fine JR EWNGLISE with an unclear bidder reference Bw.
An advertisement touts Freezone as a tiny bottle solution for corns and calluses on the feet. It claims a few drops remove hard skin with the skin beneath remaining pink, healthy and non irritated after treatment.
A rough, OCR style passage describes making a birds Christmas tree using evergreen, wheat sheaves, cormorants and various greens to create density. It mentions planting a large tree securely, with references to pine and garden elements, and includes scattered phrases about fruit, flowers, and produce.
Fragmentary OCR text contains scattered names and words lacking coherent events or dates. No identifiable people or organizations form a clear news item.
The text presents a garbled mix of phrases and names across a mock Holly Bough, mentioning Fe, Vy, Tale, and terse fragments. It reads like a damaged page with stray references and incomplete lines, offering no clear event or outcome to summarize.
Solomon the Carutheran goose looms as a holiday centerpiece causing family drama. Johnnie fears cannibalistic fate while Doctor Arnold hints at a possible romance with Carrie. Mrs. Caruthers defuses fear as Mr. Caruthers pivots to a traditional feast, opting for a turkey.
The notice invites shoppers to visit and choose gifts during the Christmas season. It emphasizes timely arrival and encourages making a selection today to ensure satisfaction and appreciation.
Abbreviated notes describe blocks and site layout for nearby school property two blocks from Riphe Boal. Mentions Me Murs and PL Se Jberes as landmarks in a terse historical record. The fragmentary text preserves key place names and the idea of a land allotment for a local ente project.
A description of a displayed sewing set featuring an embroidery hoop, thread spools, emery bag and needles tied to a copper hook. The pocketed heart shapes hold needles pins and tools with scissors thimble and glove drawer tags, plus pinned safety pins and ribbons. A Western newspaper note mentions a strange explosion result in a gasolline plant.
During a Christmas week social exchange, a garbage collector arrived at a new tenant and announced, I’m the man that empties the garbage can. The tenant replied, Thank you, and I’m the lady that fills it, revealing a humorous yet pointed retort about their roles.
A dialogue snippet at Christmas contrasts a soul seeking freedom with a joking reply. The speaker asks Mr Pepperley about a dim oppressive mood during the season and is met with a wry attribution to pudding. The exchange captures a mood of irony about holiday spirit.
Lefler's advertises CHAPO lotion for chapped hands and face priced at 83 5 cents per bottle. This offer highlights a skin care product available at the local store with a wallet friendly rate.
A compact note records a curious episode involving Fectucre and Quer lune with mentions of omy Shite tooth of nh 4. The fragmentary text hints at a dispute or event but details are unclear.
Advert It advertises a 20 year amortized farm loan with 66 percent interest in every payment and principal mixed in each installment. The lender allows payment of any number of installments or the full loan at any time with no commission. Also promotes straight 10 year loans with annual principal payments optional, plus loans on timbered land for development and connects with investors seeking to buy land.
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